The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-18


Adams of Illinois. that the Anarchists
are pesiilent lot Of which B.. the country
We're well rid 10 would Dee exceedingly
/ fortunate But there are a gOu' many
people who will regard Mr Adams
scheme Tor getting ria oil them as rather
more dangerous than tlc Anarchists
+. themselves. Mr. Adams propose, 90 give
the President the power tD eXpel these
undesirable alein- when iu Dbl Judgment
/ the public interests demani 70 Tbs
seems an easy Way eff di.posinc u' the
Mosis and Sehwabs hut the trouble i~
that it places In the hands of the Presi
/ dent power that some time might hc
welded for personal rather than public
ends.-PiAadepiii Yim~
Two following statements about the
/ great Republican pow-WOw In New York
are interesting
"The convention now In session In
this city is an anomaly in American poll
I tics There have been hundreds of con-
yeniiOns since Jeflerson's famous decla-
ration announced the birth o. new ma
ton. bIt there has never been one like
this Representatives Of nearly an The
important Republican clubs have assem-
bled not in the interest of any candidate
for the presidency, bat for the purpose OF
furnishing the parts with new definitions
of principles, but chiefly for objects of
/ practical organization " y. IrlbVHe
Senator Evarts. IN his address 20 the
I Republican ClubDer, Yesterday. brought
down his mighty Tail With r.souuding
whack upon the thr Gee threshed old straw
Of the Southern elections
His indignation against The southern
Returning Boards Is eleven wears Too late
/ II should have been found vent when
these creations and Instruments of ris
cally Republicans were employed. under
/ the direction of Ohio statesmen. 90 reverse
The result Of the national election in 1876
and seat the fraudulent President Hayes
The prcten.e that the Republican vote
al the South il suppressed Is the sheer
est impudenCe There was no interior
ence with free vote az The lat general
election. and none Was charged Nor ha,
any evidence of fraud been produced
As matter of iaci Mr. Blaine lost
more votes at she North than in the
So th The Republicans deliberately
abandoned their organization al the
South Ia 1850, against General Garfield
wish, hoping 10 gain votes 40 the North
by waving the bloody shirt-Nl. Word
II would be interesting 90 learn wheth-
er the financial programme OF the Tirard
Cabinet, Professionally accepted on Thurs
day by the Chamber of Deputies, in
clutes a Government sanction OF the
lottery loan which the Panama Canal
Company desire 90 issue II the move
meuls of the Paris stock Exchange mean
ANYTHING they indicate that NJ De Les
seps is counting on the support OF the
new ministry, nOtwiihsta ding .Ae ruth
less exposure o. the condition OF his en-
terprise made only month ago hy NJ
Paul Leroy Beauiieu The well known
writer on financial subjects. and editor
Of the Er0tomats f.0uns
No one denies that during the active
canvass for successor 90 VI GrevY. the
whole strength of The Les,eps party Was
exerlcd for VI Ferry. and THAT on tho
forenoon of The decisive Saturday when
10 became evident that the lcnquln
speculat0r would be beaten in the Com
gress. The shares of the cana. company
underwent "a sharp decline -N. Sun.
Touching Dn Cameron remark that
the Presidents message was = "iree
trade" document. the HrIa says that
Senator Cameron has introduced and
had referred to the Committee on Com
/ 90 ok h.. D.. rrsaff. N..r IHN|
"tO authorize certain foreign built steam
ships in the service of the international
Navigation Company 90 be registered as
vessels Of the United States That j.
rank free tradc-of course for The exclu-
siye benefit OF some Onein Pennsylvania,
and not for everybody But at any rate
liz is IA beginning, and a very good begin
ming. "a il proposes 10 admit duty free
at the port of Philadelphia, We suppose
"a whole fleet of hr,tc steamships
sixteen in number.
We have made little inquiry about
Senator Cameron's friends, the "lnterna.
tional Navigation Company, corpora
ton created under the laws OF the state
of Pennsylvania" 10 is an attachment,
a kind of tail 10 another corporation
|NItditfl AiAAil Al4i ~ "a AAAli"N ~ fAlttA
namely, the Pennsylvania railroad
As a companion piece to senator Don
Cameron idea OF the free trade mes
sage the New York Star cites the follow
| ing significant incident from the great
Protection State The Pennsylvania
, State Grange, in session at Harrisonburg
T has had a sensation in the shape ofayery
powerful report from its State oyerseer
Mr.. T. 5. McSparrow Of Lancaster
county, sustaining rOundly and ef-
fectiyely the Presidents plan OF revenue
reform There is no reason that We know
! of why this deliyerance OF Oyerscer
McSparrow should have caused a sensa
ton, except that it occurred in Pennsyl
yanta, and in a body whose platform. on
similar occasions, has generally been oe-
cupiei by certain very loud and Obtru
1.-Two atvocataa NJ a (fhipoaa tariff